Volume Five, The Pen of God, Chapter 86, Cursive Writing on the Clouds
Countless guards and sergeants from the River Kingdom poured into the square in front of the palace. The square was filled with darkness, and their swords were like a forest. The formation looked very scary, and they were about to attack Ning Que.
Wang Shusheng raised his right hand to signal everyone to calm down. He looked at Ning Que and said expressionlessly: "From what you can see, the people of the Tang Dynasty are indeed unreasonable."
Ning Que smiled, stretched out his hand and said, "Master Shusheng, please speak."
Wang Shusheng frowned and said, "Since you have no interest in my female disciple, why should you interfere in her marriage?"
Ning Que said: "Because I know that she is absolutely unwilling to marry the king of your country."
Wang Shusheng said: "Why do you say that?"
Ning Que said: "My senior brother and I are the closest people to her, and we know that she doesn't want to get married."
Wang Shusheng shouted in a deep voice: "I am her teacher and have raised her since she was a child. Do you and Li Manman, two outsiders, have to be closer to her than me?"
Ning Que spread his hands and said: "Look, I know that Shanshan never thinks that you are the person closest to her, but you don't know, then isn't it obvious who is closer to her and who understands her thoughts better?
matter?"
Wang Shusheng didn't want to engage in such a boring verbal argument, so he waved his sleeves and said indifferently: "I don't know how you can escape from the Xiling Temple, but since you have come to me, don't think about leaving again."
Ning Que had seen Wang Shusheng's unexpected expression before, and now when he heard what he said, he knew that the Xiling Temple kept a very tight lid on his escape from Taoshan. He was afraid that not even the academy knew where he was now, let alone anyone.
Sangsang was taken by his side, but after today, he thought that the whole world should know about it. What really made him feel puzzled and alarmed was that the words of the Book Sage revealed unabashed murderous intent.
"What do you mean by this, Master Shusheng?"
Wang Shusheng did not answer his question, and the emotion in his eyes became lighter and lighter. The murderous intention was followed by absolute indifference. He believed that killing Ning Que was to solve the problem for Haotian.
He is not the master of the temple and does not know the complicated relationship between Ning Que and Haotian, but he is a powerful person at the pinnacle of destiny knowledge. He has intuition about everything in the world, and his feelings are very accurate.
Looking at the expression of the silver-haired old man in front of the temple, Ning Que quickly figured out the reason. His body suddenly became cold, not because of fear, but because he had to calm down.
When he suddenly heard about Shanshan's marriage in Kyoto, he naturally had some reaction. But he didn't expect that there would be such a big fuss - it was impossible for him to directly kill Lord Dahe as Sangsang said. After all, Dahe was related to
The Tang Dynasty has been friends for generations. The old man in front of him is Shanshan's teacher, but if the other party wants to kill him, then he will not hesitate to choose the strongest counterattack.
Ning Que respected the old man in front of the hall very much, not because he was Shanshan's teacher, but because his surname was Wang. He was respected by the world as a calligrapher, and he was a master of Fu Tao with the same name as his master Yan Se.
Wang Shusheng is a senior and the most powerful person in the field of Talisman Dao. Of course he must respect him, but any Talisman Master who has been immersed in Talisman Dao for many years has his own pride. He is no exception.
Ning Que didn't want to die. He was very proud of his talisman, so today's battle in the Royal Palace of the River Kingdom was inevitable. Even if he lost in the end, he would never give in.
"Master Yan Se once mentioned that Master Shu Sage's realm of Talisman and Taoism is earth-shattering. He told the boy that if there is an opportunity to learn Taoist Talisman Art, he must not miss it."
Ning Que said: "Please give me some advice, sir."
Wang Shusheng said: "If Yan Se is still alive, he may be able to fight with me, but you can't."
Ning Que said seriously: "Sir, what you said is ridiculous."
Wang Shusheng said calmly: "Where is the mistake?"
Ning Que said: "Whether it's a mule or a horse, you have to come out and take a few steps."
Wang Shusheng was startled by the sudden change in his tone, and then his face became extremely ugly.
The guards' expressions were also ugly, and the emotions in their eyes were very complicated, because they already knew Ning Que's identity - Dahe had been friends with the Tang Dynasty for generations, and the relationship was so close that the academy was not only the pride of the Tang Dynasty, but also became Dahe's secret.
The pride of the people - Mochi Garden is of course also the pride of the Dahe Country, especially the Mountain Lord. Therefore, the Thirteenth Mr. of the Academy who once had a good story with the Mountain Lord naturally has a very high status in the hearts of the people of Dahe, but today he is
became an enemy.
This person dared to threaten the king and actually came to break up the marriage. Of course the people of Dahe were angry, but if he really didn't show up, the people of Dahe would also feel disappointed. Seeing him appear now, besides being angry, there was actually a little joy and pride. This kind of emotion,
It is really complex and difficult to describe in words.
Ning Que didn't know what his appearance meant to the people of Dahe and what kind of complex mental stimulation it brought to them. He looked at the calligrapher in front of the hall and took a step forward.
At this time, there was a distance of tens of feet between him and the Book Saint, facing each other from afar. Although he only took a small step forward, it meant that the battle was about to begin.
The guards and soldiers evacuated the square and poured into the main hall, protecting the monarch behind the crowd. At this moment, the complicated emotions turned into tension, and the palace became silent.
Wang Shusheng is a super strong man in the world. He has reached the peak of knowledge many years ago. Ning Que is not an ordinary person. Not to mention the skills he learned in the academy, his talent in Talisman Dao is well known to the world.
This woman is called Mo Shanshan, and she is the youngest Talisman Master in the world.
There has always been a saying in the spiritual world that in a battle of the same level, Talisman Masters are naturally invincible. From this, we can imagine the profound terror of Talisman Dao. So what will a battle between two Talisman Masters be like?
You know, there has been no battle between Talisman Masters in the human world for many years.
The winter wind in Kyoto was not cold, only slightly cool, winding through the flowers and trees inside and outside the imperial city, arriving at the square in front of the palace, and in front of Ning Que.
Ning Que raised his right arm with a solemn expression and began to write in the wind.
The character he wrote was very simple, with only two strokes, one at the top and one at the bottom, straight and corresponding, as if they would never touch, but would never be separated.
It was the first talisman he mastered: the two characters.
This talisman was born out of Master Yan Se's well character. Although it can't cut through everything in the world like the well character before Ning Que's finger, and even cut through space directly in the final battle with Guangming, it is perfect.
It perfectly fits his or the academy's temperament, and is full of a domineering meaning.
Two fierce talismans summoned the vitality of heaven and earth. They were wreaking havoc in the palace of the River Kingdom.
The petals of the flowers and trees in the imperial garden fell, and the twisted trees that had been tied tightly by the gardener suddenly recovered. Two faint traces appeared on the bark of the tree, but the scratches on the surface of the bronze crane in front of the temple were so deep.
You can see the color of new copper in the notches, it's as bright as gold.
The talisman fell in front of the hall, suddenly tightened, and overflowed with a sharp and terrifying aura. Several stems of white hair fell in the wind. Wang Shusheng's face remained calm. He took out a pen from his sleeve and drew a random line in the wind.
The pen kept trembling in the wind, and the calligrapher's expression became extremely solemn. The sky above Kyoto was originally clear. Suddenly, a strong wind roared up, rolling in countless clouds. The palace suddenly became extremely dark, and the clouds continued to roll in.
He was restless and looked particularly violent. There was a faint word "zhen" in the middle!
There is something extraordinary about being respected as a calligrapher by the world. His Talisman practice is different from that of ordinary Talisman masters. In addition to understanding its form in the world, it is unimaginable that he also possesses his own destiny.
His natal pen is the pen in his hand. It looks very ordinary. It is about the length of an ordinary person's forearm. It looks like a household item for writing big characters. The words he writes in the wind are indeed very special.
big.
Ordinary talisman masters use mind power as the pen and perception as the ink to write the words for nature to see. When nature understands it, the vitality of heaven and earth will be summoned, turning it into countless magical means.
And he uses his life as his pen, and dips countless vitality of heaven and earth into the wind as ink. He writes like crazy, and he doesn't need to let nature understand his meaning, because he is commanding nature with his own meaning!
The word "Zhen" suddenly loomed large in the clouds, and a coercion rushed toward the palace. The two sharp talismans released by Ning Que suddenly became a little stagnant, and were no longer as powerful as before.
Ning Que looked at the old man writing in the wind with a pen in front of the palace, and thought that he was indeed a sage of calligraphy. He was indeed a great person.
After Wang Shusheng wrote the word "Zhen", his pen was still moving. The winter wind that swirled around the palace conveyed the meaning of his pen to the clouds in the sky. The clouds stirred uneasily again, and countless scrawled handwriting slowly emerged.
This cloud is like a piece of paper, and the calligrapher is writing in the cloud.
Countless extremely complex and unfathomable symbols descended from the clouds and attacked Ning Que's body.
Even if Liu Bai is resurrected, he will still find it a bit tricky when faced with these talismans, because the handwriting is too sloppy and the talismans are constantly changing. I don’t know their meaning. How can I break them?
Ning Que is an exception, because he is also a calligrapher, and a world-famous calligrapher. When he looked at the scrawled words on the cloud, he was shocked and felt endless admiration.
“What a great article!”
Being able to understand this cursive calligraphy does not mean that you can break it, because this is a great cursive calligraphy that expresses the spirit of the calligrapher vividly. The most important thing is the momentum and magnanimity!
No matter how talented Ning Que is in Talisman Dao, he has only been enlightened for a few years, and he became a Talisman Master only last year. How can he be the opponent of the Book Saint who has been immersed in Talisman Dao for many years?
If you can't break it with momentum and magnanimity, how should you break it? What words should he write?
Feeling the wild grass symbol falling from the clouds, Ning Que retracted his fingers in the winter wind, held the handle of the knife at his waist, pulled out the heavy iron knife, and slashed towards the cloud full of words!
A knife to the left!
Right knife!
The 乂 character appears again!
If you rely solely on the realm of Fu Yi, even Ning Que's most powerful "Y" character cannot break the cursive script in Yunjian, but what he used was not the Fu Yi, but the original meaning of the "Y" character!
Ning Que's talismans are always so simple, there is no need to write them in cursive script, and the character "Y" he wrote cannot be written in cursive script, because the original meaning of the character "Y" is to cut grass!
Many people think that the word "yi" refers to killing people like grass. In fact, that is just an extended meaning. At the beginning of human creation of words, the word "yi" was a weeding knife, used to weed weeds in the fields.